LA lawmakers hopeful that a federal film tax incentive could become law by year's end
Sánchez described the proposal as a jobs measure and said lawmakers should take advantage of the current support for it.

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Sánchez described the proposal as a jobs measure and said lawmakers should take advantage of the current support for it.

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Bipartisan legislation introduced in both chambers would offer federal tax credits to film and television productions that shoot in the United States. Los Angeles lawmakers backing the proposal said its bipartisan support could help it pass by year’s end.
Senate supporter of the proposed federal film tax incentive
Schiff's version of this story ↗House co-sponsor of the proposed incentive
President who publicly urged Congress to approve a federal production incentive
House sponsor and advocate for the proposed incentive
House co-sponsor of the proposed incentive
House co-sponsor of the proposed incentive
House sponsor and advocate for the proposed incentive
Senate co-sponsor of the proposed incentive
Los Angeles mayor whose executive order sought to support local production
House co-sponsor of the proposed incentive
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House co-sponsor of the proposed incentive
President who publicly urged Congress to approve a federal production incentive
House sponsor and advocate for the proposed incentive
House co-sponsor of the proposed incentive
House co-sponsor of the proposed incentive
House sponsor and advocate for the proposed incentive
Senate co-sponsor of the proposed incentive
Los Angeles mayor whose executive order sought to support local production
House co-sponsor of the proposed incentive
Republished from Dailynews. The relationship between the two publishers has not been determined.
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